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  • It is crucial that all Credits and Receipts are allocated in the system to avoid a build up of unallocated finance - this can impact on reporting and further changes made to the related Enrolments/Accounts.

  • There may be cases where there is a Invoice and a Credit on an Account that equal each other (so the Account Balance may be £0), but they are not allocated to one another for various reasons.

    • Typically, processing all finance through the Enrolment will automatically allocate a Credit to an Invoice, but this does not happen in all use cases.

    • An example of a

    credit
    • Credit might be

    an
    • a particular enrolment change; or it could be a ‘manual’ credit as a refund for

    good will
    • goodwill or an issue at the school.

  • A clear sign there are unallocated credits is if there are values in the Total Balance column against a transaction , which are not balances owed.

    • Consider the following example, where the Account balance is zero, but the Credit is not allocated to the Invoice (values are showing in the Total Balance column for each transaction):

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Steps

  • It is possible to ‘cross allocate’ Invoices and Credits together using a £0 value Receipt.

  • Open the Receipt screen in the relevant Account.

  • To allocate a Credit, you need to click the ‘Show CRE’ tickbox on the receipt screen:

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  • Complete the receipt as follows:

    • Select the Clear Down Bank Account and Payment Method

    • Enter a Description

    • Tick “Show CRE” in the right hand panel

    • Tick allocate on both transaction lines

    • Ensure the receipt is £0

    • Press Process Receipt

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  • This allocates the Credit to the Invoice.

  • The Finance Details screen will now look similar to this (note the £0 figures in the Total Balance column):

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